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you'll have to rename it - outlook puts the non-default folder sets in <br />
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alphabetical order
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you'll have to rename it - outlook puts the non-default folder sets in

alphabetical order

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So I have to rename archive, mailbox, public folders and personal folders to<br />
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1) Mailbox<br />
2) Personal folders<br />
3) Archive folders<br />
4) Public folders<br />
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or something similar that is alphabetical or numerical?
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So I have to rename archive, mailbox, public folders and personal folders to

1) Mailbox
2) Personal folders
3) Archive folders
4) Public folders

or something similar that is alphabetical or numerical?

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You can only rename self-created/custom folders. You cannot rename default folders -&gt; Inbox, Deleted, Sent, Public, &amp;&nbsp;Archive are all default folders that cannot be renamed.<br />
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Regards.~coolsport00<br />

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You can only rename self-created/custom folders. You cannot rename default folders -> Inbox, Deleted, Sent, Public, & Archive are all default folders that cannot be renamed.

Regards.~coolsport00


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I thought that may be the case, it's just annoying because the users mailbox is at the bottom.
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I thought that may be the case, it's just annoying because the users mailbox is at the bottom.

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I have rebuilt a users profile and they have a mailbox, archive and several group mailboxes. How can I set up the folder list so their mailbox is at the top. At the moment it is alphabetical
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I have rebuilt a users profile and they have a mailbox, archive and several group mailboxes. How can I set up the folder list so their mailbox is at the top. At the moment it is alphabetical

How can I change the order of the folder list in Outlook

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.